Fuel the Jets Mr. President

Trump Protects America—Judge Protects Terrorists
By Wendy Kinney @paymentsSHEEO

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When President Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act, he exercised a constitutional power enshrined in law since 1798—used by presidents from Woodrow Wilson to Jimmy Carter. But in a world where Trump’s every move is treated as an existential threat by the Left, his lawful actions face constant obstruction.

In an unprecedented move, a district court judge, James Boasberg, issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) in response to a lawsuit filed by the ACLU. The ruling is not only baseless—it’s jurisdictionally absurd. First, the ACLU’s named defendants were located in Texas—not in Boasberg’s district. Second, the deportation aircraft in question had already left U.S. airspace and was in international territory. And third—and most egregiously—this ruling attempts to override the President’s constitutional duty.

The Alien Enemies Act, codified at 50 U.S.C. §§ 21–24, grants the President the explicit authority to detain, restrict, or deport nationals of foreign adversaries. Presidents have historically used this power to protect national security without controversy. President Jimmy Carter was praised by the media when he used this authority during the Iran hostage crisis. Yet, when President Trump uses the same tool, it’s branded as authoritarianism.

What changed? Only the name on the Oval Office door.

Even without the Alien Enemies Act, President Trump has full authority under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) to remove criminal aliens and national security threats. Sections 212(a) and 237(a) permit the deportation of those who entered illegally or pose a threat to national security—including MS-13 operatives and cartel enforcers. He utilized these laws effectively during his first term and continues to use them today.

The Constitution not only permits—it explicitly requires—the President to protect the nation and defend its borders. Article II, Section 1 mandates the President “shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,” and Article IV, Section 4 specifically states the federal government must protect states against invasion. This constitutional responsibility is absolute, supreme, and non-negotiable. It transcends politics, judges, and courts—no judicial ruling, particularly one from a lower court judge, holds the constitutional authority to obstruct or undermine this fundamental presidential duty. Any attempt by activist judges to interfere represents an unconstitutional encroachment on executive authority and a direct assault on the safety and sovereignty of the United States.

Despite this clear constitutional mandate, President Trump continues to face judicial obstruction. The recent judicial intervention was not oversight—it was judicial sabotage at its worst, a dangerous attempt by activist judges to undermine the President’s explicit constitutional authority. Judge Boasberg has no constitutional jurisdiction here—his ruling was not just incorrect, but unlawful and reckless.

And what about the media and Democrat leaders? They have become so consumed with opposing Trump that they’re now effectively defending the most violent, ruthless gangs on earth. To disagree with Trump, they’ll defend anyone—even terrorists. They elevate criminals, glorify lawlessness, and demonize those who demand justice. In city after city, their policies have unleashed barbarism: women raped, children tortured by cartel enforcers, innocent civilians murdered. Some victims set on fire, others dismembered and left as warnings. These aren’t mere policies—they’re a moral catastrophe. Yet, Democrat activists shield violent criminals and obstruct Trump’s efforts to remove them.

While activist judges in America undermine security, other leaders abroad demonstrate what decisive action looks like. President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador launched one of history’s most aggressive crackdowns on gangs—building mega-prisons and locking away tens of thousands of gang members. Now, he’s aiding the U.S. by accepting deported gang members into those same prisons, sending an unmistakable message: Your reign of terror is over.

During Biden’s reckless open-border free-for-all, 1.7 million known “gotaways”—including gang operatives from Trenta De Agua—entered the U.S., deliberately sent by hostile regimes such as Venezuela to destabilize America from within. Trump has rightly designated these gangs as terrorist organizations and is using every legal tool available to remove their operatives from American soil.

Mr. President, fuel the jets. Ignore the judge. Protect this country—because no judicial ruling can obstruct your constitutional duty to defend this nation.

We’re done playing defense. We’re standing firm—in truth, resolve, and the unshakable belief that America is worth protecting.

While our so-called leaders cower behind platitudes and court orders, others rise with courage and conviction.

Mr. President, you carry the mantle of leadership not merely as a politician—but as the defender of our nation’s sovereignty. Your fight is our fight. You’re not just leading a movement—you’re leading a nation home.

About the Author: Wendy Kinney is a devout Christian, legal strategist, attorney, and entrepreneur committed to free speech, financial freedom, and the Constitution. As Founder & CEO of Revere Payments, she speaks truth to power with conviction, standing firm in faith, justice, and the unwavering belief that freedom must always be defended. Her work is rooted in light, guided by principle, and fearless in the fight for truth.